Herbed Mashed Potatoes

"I like the cheese, herbs and garlic in this potato dish. You can use other herbs if you prefer, parsley and chives is also a nice combination. It will depend on the type of potatoes you use how much milk and sour cream you need."
 
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Ready In:
50mins
Ingredients:
9
Serves:
2-4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Boil potatoes with the garlic cloves until soft, mash the potatoes.
  • Add cheese and stir until melted.
  • Add milk until texure is smooth.
  • Add sour cream and stir until blended.
  • Add basil, chives and nutmeg.
  • Add salt and pepper to taste.

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Reviews

  1. Totally packed full of flavour with nothing being predominant, I used fresh basil and garlic chives from the garden and a sharp extra tasty vintage cheddar (though only about 3 ouces instead of 4 and garnished the left overs on the mash) I was only serving 3 but had enough for 4 or 5 so it looks like potato cakes in the morning for breakfast. Made for Pets' Cook-A-Thon in her memory.
     
  2. Totally awesome, Pets!!! The additions of the herbs and especially the sour cream and cheese are worth the effort (and extra calories). The cheese adds a nice golden hue to the taters and the sour cream adds an extra creaminess. WONDERFUL recipe! Made for Pets' Cook-a-Thon in Cooking Photos.
     
  3. yummy! I only had fresh chives so I used more. I used 1/4 cup 2% fat milk, only 1 garlic clove, 4 tbs of fat-free sour cream, and omitted nutmeg. Thanks Pets :) Made for your cookathon
     
  4. My DH and I both enjoyed these taters! I scaled the recipe down just a bit. Thanks Annelies! Made for LiveStrong.
     
  5. First let me say that I expected to like these potatoes as I am a mashed potato fan. These were CRAZY good! I wandered around the garden and ended up with parsley, chives and basil as add ins. I had never had basil in mashed potatoes before. I used extra old cheddar and a pinch of nutmeg and needed very little milk. Five stars in this house! Thanks so much for posting Made for LiveStrong.
     
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  1. I thought these were very good potatoes. I had some chives on hand so when the picture was on the front page at zaar I knew what I should do with them. I used russet potatoes and cream instead of milk just cuz. I did omit the basil this time because I used up all I had on the chicken I was making. They were a nice change from regular mashed potatoes.
     

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